National Preparedness Month is an annual campaign in September that encourages everyone to be prepared for emergencies and disasters at home, work, and in their communities. At the Lab, this translates into a critical awareness of the potential for on-site emergencies and the vital role each person plays in preparing for and responding to them.
Join the SES team on the following days to learn more about these critical topics.
- Thursday, Sept. 17 at noon
Location: Zoom
Topic: Earthquake Awareness with Bob DeGroot, USGS
Add to your calendar: Earthquake Lunch and Learn With Bob DeGroot, USGS
- Wednesday, Sept. 30 at noon
Location: Zoom
Topic: Wildfire Temporary Refuge Buildings
Add to your calendar: Wildfire Temporary Refuge Buildings Lunch and Learn
You can also join the interactive learning at the B91 food truck area on three Wednesdays, Sept. 9, 16, and 23, between 11 a.m. and 1 p.m. The SES staff will have a booth with preparedness information and the famous spinning wheel, where you’ll have a chance to win a fun preparedness item. National Preparedness Month with LBNL EM at Food Trucks.
